An armistice tribute
An armistice tribute
A special performance of Sir Karl Jenkins’ masterpiece The Armed Man — A Mass for Peace will be held in Dunedin to mark Armistice Day on Friday.
Brenda Harwood
Full Armistice Day programme planned
Full Armistice Day programme planned
The cenotaph in Queen’s Gardens will once again be at the centre of public remembrance of those lost to war, with full Armistice Day commemorations planned for next week.
Community hui for South D
Community hui for South D
Residents of "The Flat" are invited to share their good ideas for South Dunedin at a community hui next week.
Hall brings the romance of Mendelssohn alive
Hall brings the romance of Mendelssohn alive
Auckland-based violinist Amalia Hall arrives in Dunedin today for final rehearsals with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra ahead of its "Amalia Plays Mendelssohn" concert on Saturday night.
Wakari art group thriving
Wakari art group thriving
Wakari Art Group members shared some of their still life works in a mini-exhibition last week.
Community hui for South D
Community hui for South D
Residents of "The Flat" are invited to share their good ideas for South Dunedin at a community hui next week.
Garden festival offers senses a taste of nature
Garden festival offers senses a taste of nature
The combined attractions of the Taste Nature organic garden, magnificent views, and organic scones with jam and cream attracted a steady stream of visitors during the first weekend of the Festival...
Full Armistice Day programme planned
Full Armistice Day programme planned
The cenotaph in Queen’s Gardens will once again be at the centre of public remembrance of those lost to war, with full Armistice Day commemorations planned for next week.
Art group celebrates 60 years
Art group celebrates 60 years
The Wakari Art Group has celebrated its 60th anniversary with a group exhibition and birthday lunch.
A show to sweep you off your feet
A show to sweep you off your feet
Chairs found in local op shops have been transformed into beautiful art works on musical themes in the "Musical Chairs" exhibition.
PhD explores city’s classical music
PhD explores city’s classical music
The famous "Dunedin sound" is usually associated with rock music, but it also has a twin in the classical realm.
An array of shows to suit all tastes
An array of shows to suit all tastes
After a final flurry of fun over Labour Weekend, the Dunedin Arts Festival has come to an end, leaving happy arts fans in its wake.
‘Eyes and ears’ sought for community patrol
‘Eyes and ears’ sought for community patrol
Using eyes and ears to keep Dunedin’s streets safe is the focus of the community-minded volunteers of the South Dunedin Community Patrol.
Book sale collection van on the road
Book sale collection van on the road
The love of books draws a tireless team of volunteers to a storage facility in Kaikorai Valley on Sundays to sort through, catalogue, and prepare tens of thousands of books for sale at the annual...
Blessing marks milestone for centre
Blessing marks milestone for centre
A blessing and stone-laying ceremony yesterday morning marked a major milestone in the development of Catholic Social Services’ $1.4 million Family Support Centre.
Heartfelt songs, talented accompaniment
Heartfelt songs, talented accompaniment
Songs of love and loss, wandering souls and the landscapes of home kept a large audience spellbound in last night’s fabulous performance by Jenny Mitchell and band at Knox Church.
St Paul’s concerts a lunchtime treat
St Paul’s concerts a lunchtime treat
The "St Paul’s at One" lunchtime concert series got under way on Tuesday with a programme of beautiful works for voice and guitar.
NZSO delivers a stunning collection
NZSO delivers a stunning collection
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra gave Dunedinites an extraordinary musical treat over the weekend, offering three contrasting concerts under the baton of celebrated English conductor Alexander...
Local opera a brilliant package
Local opera a brilliant package
The moving story of author Janet Frame’s sojourn in Seacliff Mental Hospital provided the foundation for extraordinary opera The Strangest of Angels, an impressive first night event for the Dunedin Arts Festival.
Happy return for McGlashan
Happy return for McGlashan
Returning home to New Zealand from his base in Vancouver is a long-awaited chance for song-writing great Don McGlashan to share songs from his latest album, Bright November Morning, with fans.